The Stanley FFA members are packed and headed home from the 92nd National FFA Convention and Expo. The students had a great time enhancing their leadership skills through general sessions and workshops while also networking with agricultural businesses at the expo. The members enjoyed an Old Dominion concert, kissing the bricks on the racetrack of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and a rodeo performance during their stay in Indianapolis.
Elementary Math Tip: Skip counting helps develop number sense, teaches patterns in numbers, and helps lay the foundation for multiplication! This is a skill that can easily be practiced with your child in the car, while making supper, in the grocery store aisle...anywhere! Skip counting starts as early as Kindergarten with counting by 10's up to 100. There are many fun songs, rhythms, and chants that can make this skill fun and easy to learn. Go online, find the catchy skip counting tunes you like best, and have fun with your child!
We have been receiving very generous donations to our playground fund. We want to thank everyone for your continued support of our school and students!
Essler's Biology students are learning everything Enzymes, our personal biological catalysts! They've spent the last few days manipulating with foam models. They've learned about anabolic vs catabolic reactions, enzyme specificity, competitive vs noncompetitive inhibitors, and enzymes relationship with activation energy! Proud of these future scientists! #powerwords #enzymes #esslerscience
Essler's Biology students are learning everything Enzymes, our personal biological catalysts! They've spent the last few days manipulating with foam models. They've learned about anabolic vs catabolic reactions, enzyme specificity, competitive vs noncompetitive inhibitors, and enzymes relationship with activation energy! Proud of these future scientists! #powerwords #enzymes #esslerscience
Essler's Human A&P students have been studying the Integumentary system (skin). They did a station lab exploring their nerve sensitivity, pain/pressure, and mapping their sweat glands! Their sweat reacted with the iodine and was absorbed on the cotton paper! They did their palm vs forearm! Every dot represented a gland! Which one has more sweat glands?!
5th and 6th grade Quarter 1 AR party.
UMDHU will be holding flu shot clinic at the high school on November 18th from 10am - 1pm for staff and students in grades 7-12. If you would like your child to receive the flu shot, please have them stop by the office and pick up the necessary paperwork. (Elementary flu shots will be available at a later date.)
Quarter 1 AR party for 3rd and 4th grades. Relay race fun.
3rd graders cooked Stone Soup in the classroom today 🥘 and it was a hit!!! Thank you so much to the families for all of the ingredients you sent for us to be able to make it! All the kids helped cook and all the kids tried it! Some had two bowls! 😃
1st and 2nd graders had a blast doing relay races at the Quarter 1 AR party.
1st and 2nd graders had a blast doing relay races at the Quarter 1 AR party.
Ms. Klabunde is out today, but Mary Poppins came in to keep everyone in line. “In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun.”
2019 NDCCA State Fall Cheer Competition
Saturday November 16, 2019
11:00 AM
Fargo North HS, 801 17th Ave N, Fargo, ND
Stanley High School has an opening for a paraeducator. Hours are from 8:00-3:40 with a pay of $17.64/hour. Please visit the Stanley Public Schools website to apply. https://www.stanley.k12.nd.us
We started a GoFundMe for our elementary school "Playground Project." Please consider donating to help us raise money for our amazing students!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/stanley-elementary-playground-project?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet
Band & Choir students participated in the Region Honor Festival at Williston State College. Students rehearsed all day with music students from other schools in the region & performed an evening concert.
We can do hard things! He High maths students practice evaluating difficult expressions. Their brains, their mindsets, and their confidence is growing every day!
Stanley FFA is on the road with 9 students traveling to the 92nd National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. We traveled to Wisconsin Dells the first night where students had fun at the water park and participating in several activities that our hotel offered. Then, we were off to the Beckman Mill in Beloit, Wisconsin where students were able to see how a mill that began in the 1800s was run by water power. They even got to see how they make corn meal using the original equipment today.
Bring it on! Freshmen channel their inner Shakespeare in a "Slam Contest". The best delivery of Shakespeares brilliant words in an insult were crowned Grand Slam Masters. Congrats to masters Ben Wing, Kyle Trahan, and Lindy Tangsrud! (Don't worry Mrs. Sorenson, we hugged it out!)
